AVPN Virtual Conference 2020 Report -Adapting to COVID-19: The Changing Face of Philanthropy

AVPN Virtual Conference 2020 Report – The Challenges for Corporates in Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic

A bench of judges Deepak Gupta and Arun Mishra heard through video conferencing today a plea filed by FADA seeking an extension of 30 days to sell and register unsold stocks of BSIV vehicles.

AVPN Virtual Conference 2020 Report-Aligning Investors on Impact Management

In view of the advisory issued by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India and concerns raised by Stakeholders regarding COVID-19 outbreak, the Indian Patent Office has issued a Public Notice on March 19, 20120.

In this video, Atulaa Krishnamurthy discusses the latest notification issued by the Reserve Bank of India that outlines specific steps that the Banking and Financial Services Industry stakeholders must adopt...

In this video, Mahit Anand explains some of the key points that football clubs ought to keep in mind while enforcing the ‘Force Majeure' provision on account COVID-19...

The MCA has adopted certain special measures/relaxations in light of the COVID-19 outbreak and the present situation in India (including, extension of minimum gap between two successive board meetings).

Arjun Anand and Vikas Goel our Corporate-M&A and Arbitration-Litigation discussing applicability of Force Majeure clause in COVID-19 scenario.

Ravi Singhania and Rudra Srivastava, Employment Experts at Singhania & Partners in conversation on Frequently Asked Questions from Employers, General Counsels, and Employees around COVID-19 times.

In this podcast, Samheeta Rao & Amrut Joshi discuss some legal and policy measures that the Government of India could consider taking on account of COVID-19...

Dipak Rao, Senior Partner and Sana Singh, Associate at Singhania & Partners discuss the measures taken by the IP authorities about the functioning of the Intellectual Property offices and tribunals in India in the unprecedented COVID-19 scenario.

ndia needs to revisit its recalcitrance and play a far more proactive role in addressing the WTO dispute settlement crisis.

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Government of India has issued an order prohibiting all inbound international flights to India beginning March 22, 2020.

Ravi Singhania, Managing Partner and Vikas Goel, Arbitration and Litigation Partner at Singhania & Partners addressing your concerns about Litigation and Alternate Dispute Resolution in India in COVID-19 scenario.

To ease the impact of disruption caused by the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic ("Pandemic"), various departments of the Government of India have been issuing directions...

The Hon'ble Supreme Court vide its order dated 23rd March 2020, took suo motu cognizance of the difficulties faced by the country on account of COVID- 19 pandemic by which the litigants are facing challenges in filing ...

In recent years, the workspace has undergone a seismic shift due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in order to foster orderly market conditions to overcome the effects of the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, recently announced the following measures:

The U.S. Embassy in Mumbai has announced that they will scale back services due to the rise of positive COVID-19 cases in the area.